Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05
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NEwYcRK February The Herald says edisOTiaIly: "rhe report from Ot- tswa that the British government is co- ing to send some war ships, next spring. to defend the Canadian fisheries from the Americans, naturally stIrs hasty people on this side of the line to a yell Of dsh- snce. We do not doubt that the tail ot the unfortunate British lion will get some hard twists in the next lew days, but 1t IS all nonsense. What are British men-ot-9ar going to do with our fisher men thas Canadian cruisers did not do last Year? Poor England has enough on her h.Eds without gong to war with the United States. The celebrated European situation ig not such to en courage any nation over there to walk into needless and extra hOstIlIues Ou shis side os the Atlantic for a year or two. The Mcdonald government n Canada Is playing game ot bluh WIFE us, but The Canadian people will force sir John Co "climb down" whenever congress adopts an adequate policy of self de!ense.r
 PRESCOTT, February I-House-The jill appointing a chaplain ct fGna was reconsi iered.
 Fisher. Oi Ysyapai. gave notice O. abolishing the university at Tucson,
 There is s triple fight now going or between the house. council and the gov srnor. The abolishment ot the Cfiice Oi commissioner of immigration was the first step. Now the house says they will cut of all appropriations and econ 0mize
 Look for interesting news tomorrow.
 Pete BOlsn is here from Graham coun- ty, and what for?
 SAN FRANCIsCo, February l.-Chief Crowley has informed the different dIvi- sions of tho police force that any officer who is instrumental in Erresting 6nd ceDvIctinC any pt rson for putting ex- plOsIves on street car tracks would be entitled to thirty days leave of absence with inll pay.
 WASHINGTON. February 1.-LoyerinE of Massachusetts, from the committee on invalid pensions. reported a bill to- day granting pension to Walt Whit nan, and rG1lbec of Kentucky, from .he same c3mmi.tee reported advei ssly. Senate bills granting pers.ons tn widows of General Logan and Genera Blair src 1n the private calendar.
 NEW YoEK, Feb. 2.-The Tribune says today: IL ls stated that the next step to be taken hy the leGcers cf t3C strikers is tO pu; into operation something like the lrish 'Piau CfcHmpai 70 2" that is, 0r- CTS Till b. issued to all members cf the Knights Cf Labor and Or2au;zat:rns which can De controlled Oy District As =embly N. 49, 10 refuse to pay any r1nt 70 land,-rds. but to pay the rent money into a lua3 which W1!l go to the support 1f the strikers. This plan has been dIs- ,ussed ID ali seriousness by the strikers md It Is asserted positively by some of .hem that it will be put into operation next Monday. When asked what would 1e done with the evicted people, one O: them replied: You cannot evict whole cIty.'
 PRE corr. Eel. 2.-COuncil-Tke bIll gbu!ishing the office of commissioner of immigration was referred to the com mitt on territorial affairs. This vir- ;Bglly kills the bill. The committee on ways ani mesrs was increased from three to five to give the democrats con trOl thereof.
 HOuse-Smith introduced a bili to prevent seduction and abduction; also a biil regulating water riyats. Section three provides the common law dec tTine of riparian rights shall not be IT force m Arizona.
 Both houses are reviewing the work ot the code commission.
 WASH SGToN, February 1.-The house has passed the bill granting the right of way to the Prescott and Arizona RaIl- road company across She Whipple Bar racks nl.itbrv reservation.
 PoBTL>SD. Or, Feb. 2-Pr.vsie 6G- vices state tUa. the \ rtLern Pacific vest bound train, which left St Paul On FridGy su1 Saturday, (coDso'iisted q! Dlckey En cn account of q detention hy blIzs .fGsj was wrecked near StIllwltr MDn,rua, x rlIles east of Livia gstor, by a br, h-.G ruil The bacg- -ge. express. cm'-fEut Gud Gsy c05ch went ever the enlhs nkgotut sr tLe s,!2e oi I ? ys tncc river. No ore was injured, The tag- 'age aud cypress ears were saved from 1urumg " hand grcnEdes rd sEOw. NEW YORK, February 2-Tie streets along tie river front thIs morning pc -elted e SuudGY-lIke appearance. IE- stead Of iLS daily rush of tiic.e, Oi al. kinds in every direction, thtrs was only a few trucks and horse cars tO be see, acre. and a majority of tIe rbilrOsC freight receiving and delivering yIels were closed aud work wBs almost sus- pended. Ih, exception WAS 10 the case of pier No. ,. Cf the Psnnsyivsnla, where a dCz r mru were pu! to TO.k. The men se-Hrd lost among the pile of freight. A tE~ New York Central and Erie Fiess bg. few men were tt work.
 NEw YuRE. Feb. 2-The strike of the freight handlers of the railroad piers yesterday added nearly 5000 men to the ranks of the strikers.
 NEW YcEE, Feb, 2-The coroner's in- quest on tcc cause of the death of Au gus, Bohl'. whose body was cut up and shipped Co E BIl.imoTe Tn O trunk, has re- suited in verdict charging Edward Unger win the CT cae. Unger's coufes- slon was part fl the evidence,
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 2.-Charles Talbot, aged lu, employed ss night clerk st the Gayoso Hotel, is missing. He was Cn duty unnl yesterday morn ing Alter the performance of Fedora at the theatre on Monday night, Edwin T. Price, Fanny Davenp0st's husband, left with Talbot a jewel casket which
  contsined Miss DavenpOrt's diamonds. consisting of broo.h. necklace, earrings. etc, valued st S3j GOO The casket. to getheF with $500 left with Talbot by other Saes.s of the hotel have disap- peBTgd with Talbot,
 ISpIsNAroLIs, Ind, Feb. 2.-Turpie. democrat. was elected United states SeuGrCT m the ioint session Of the levis- lature today.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 2-Fx-boudls Alder man O'Nei!l has been convicted on the first oa,lCt.
 DENVER, February 2.--TSe following resolution passed both houses of tLe general assembly to day:
 Be IL resolved that the congress ofI the United States be and is hereby re- quested t1 pass such laws as pIli effec- tuAlly ex,irpaie all contagious diseases